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ACM Turing Award Winner, Professor at Université de Montréal, Founder and Scientific Director of Mila – Quebec AI Institute Chief AI Ethics Scientist at Hugging Face Professor of Economics at MIT, author of Why Nations Fail Taiwan’s first Digital Minister AI 2030 Author, Encode Justice AI 2030 Author, Encode Justice AI 2030 Author, Encode Justice AI 2030 Author, Encode Justice AI 2030 Author, Encode Justice Join our intergenerational coalition for global AI action. We are guided by a deep optimism that a safe, equitable AI future for all is possible. But for us to get there, AI needs to be governed responsibly. This could be the most important moral challenge of our time. The clock is ticking, and our generation is ready for action — we have the greatest stake in what happens next. Now, let our voices ring clear: We call on world leaders to stand and strive with us for the future we all deserve. First woman President of Ireland, former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights

AI 2030 | Encode Justice × AI 2030 Our Calls to Action Our Signatories Sign the Statement AI 2030 Our generation’s platform for global AI action by 2030. Our world is changing fast and fundamentally. What will it look like in one year? Five years? Ten? The answer will depend greatly on the trajectory of artificial intelligence. Recent breakthroughs are transforming social, political, and economic realities, but they have not come without unanticipated risks. Today, AI is amplifying bias, distorting elections, and disrupting jobs. As AI grows more and more capable, harms will only prolife

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